Trump Iran threats nuclear deal mediators
Donald Trump and Iran's supreme leader traded threats following exchanges of fire that jeopardized an interim nuclear agreement. Mediators are working to prevent collapse of the deal.
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Escalation between Washington and Tehran raises risks to global energy supplies and U.S. military posture in the Gulf, directly touching energy bills and defense spending.
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